Irish Independent - 2018-06-30

• ‘Tell on your water waster neighbours’
• Mortgage war to save you €1,000 per year
• TOMÁS Ó SÉ: WEEK OF WARFARE OVER MATCH VENUE HAS RUINED KILDARE’S CHANCES OF AN AMBUSH
• Nicola Anderson It’s the opposite of ‘Brrrrrr’ in one of Ireland’s hottest spots
• Oustpoken FBD chief in internal investigat­ion
• The fine weather is playing havoc with my diet
• System pushed to breaking point by staggering daily demand for water
• Man in 50s arrested after driving ice cream van into doors of church before wielding a fake gun
• ‘We’ve had no running water for five weeks’, say elderly neighbours
• Utility to get tough with customers who flout rules on hosepipe ban
• Patients ‘suffering’ in hospital rooms with no air conditioni­ng
• Strawberri­es all ripen at once as farms fear dearth ‘in 10 days’ time’
• Emma settles for €7.5m after ‘aggressive tactics’ against her by the State
• The full human cost of cancer scandal will take a long time to come to surface
• Heart attack patients facing a postcode lottery for treatment
• Sun finally shines on those with a home loan
• Household savings hit record €101bn despite low interest rates
• Consumers warned as two more energy providers hike prices
• Love/hate: Madigan splits FG with her solo run on women in Church
• MARTINA DEVLIN
• Brexit chaos looming as frustratio­n with British plans grows
• Leo glosses over the unpalatabl­e reality of EU’s new ‘migrant control’ system
• 100 feared drowned as EU leaders hail ‘victory’ in solving migrant crisis
• Sinn Féin TD fails to attend as McCabe honoured Laura Larkin
• FF TDs question decision to back Higgins for Áras
• Housing failures blot FG’s report card and undermine re-election prospects
• Warring parties are winding each other up while real issues pile up around them
• Simmering political flirting between Leo and Mary Lou heralds unlikely union
• Drumm pleads guilty to giving unlawful loans to clients in last Anglo case
• Who were the Maple 10 and why were they given loans to buy Anglo shares?
• Plea paves way for disciplina­ry cases
• Line can finally be drawn under saga – nine years after gardaí raided bank
• McCabe ‘is entitled to be vindicated as truthful’ by tribunal
• Irishman ‘had vulture chicks in belt’
• Exams amended after tragic drownings
• No jail for woman who robbed homeless man after boyfriend’s killing
• Liberal democracy under threat as ‘populist age’ becomes reality
• US won’t say how it plans to reunite migrant families
• Shooting suspect had grudge
• Supreme Court Judge Kennedy bows out just when US is badly in need of some of his ‘dignity’
• Hillsborou­gh police chief Duckenfiel­d will face trial over 95 deaths
• Journalist to donate back pay to gender-equality charity as BBC apologises
• President Higgins wants seven more years but what’s the point of a second term?
• The Week that was
• Kildare digging in on home comfort means GAA back door might fall off its rusty hinges
• Why the drug of having a youthful body is making middle-aged men risk all with steroids
• EU is at a dangerous turning point with new attitude to immigrants
• Light of the Gospel message is not shining through for many
• Gambling has become too easy
• Chicago Spire scheme would be Kelleher’s ‘economic salvation’
• US firm held dinner for Irish, American heavy-hitters
• Facebook and Google honour the letter, not the spirit, of EU data rules
• Glenveagh acquires sites for housing in €120m deal
• Deutsche Bank fails first combined US stress test
• Bank can repossess Jerry Beades-owned properties
• Too early to cost broadband plan says McCourt
• Two-in-One Cryptic and Definition
• BOILING POINT
• Deschamps devises plan to curb Messi
• Cody facing his greatest challenge as he plots way for Kilkenny to derail Galway juggernaut
• Irish company measuring Brazil’s beat with cutting edge technology to gather stats that matter
• To get a level playing field, proper facilities are paramount for every county
• WHITE HEAT: THE TIMELINE
• Mulligan: Round 2 win has fired up Leitrim for Farney test
• Beating Croke Park will mean nothing unless Lilies win much bigger battle
• GAA PREVIEWS
• McVeety return is big boost for Cavan – Hyland
• Galway’s bench press to prove crucial in the searing sun
• ‘They’re preparing for a Munster final, all I can think about is my next rehab session. It’s torturous’
• CODY: THE CHALLENGIN­G YEARS
• O’Connor hopes hurling can give bereaved a ‘fleetingmo­ment’ofjoy
• Improving Rebels primed to land a first Provincial double in 12 years
• Galway displaying traits of all-time greats
• Cats planning to raise temperatur­e to see if Tribe can handle heat
• Horan strike fires Kerry to clean sweep in Munster
• McLoughlin own goal sees Dundalk return to summit
• Supple saves Gypsies’ skins as struggling Pat’s suffer six of the worst
• Struggling Blues too strong for Bray
• Carrvolley­helpsHoops­prevail
• Argentina seek bounty after surviving mutiny
• Franco v Khrushchev: When politics and sport certainly mixed
• Suarez has two weeks to change World Cup legacy
• Colombia have already answered some questions England haven’t been asked
• De Gea in line of fire as Spain seek ‘solidity’
• Modric is Croatia’s greatest, insists Rakitic
• McDowell sees French bid iced by snowman
• Roche, Mullen and Bennett ones to watch in nationals
• Conlan: I want to give fans a real show
• Cats’ Joyce set for AFL debut
• India take series to expose gulf in class
• Vettel: DRS like Mario Kart
• ‘Bee’ set to burst O’Brien’s bubble in sub-par Derby
• Sea The Lion foils old rival ‘Gustavus’ to claim Curragh honours for Fahey
• Step down in class ideal for Sir Dancealot

Irish Independent - 2018-06-29

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